Why do we say 'may or may not' (I say that too)? Isn't 'may' enough doubt?
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labeeb xaman
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I think it implies a balance of possibility. To me, "may" means there is a greater chance than not. "May not" implies there is a lesser chance. So, between the two, it balances to a 50-50 shot.
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